Sustainable Desk, while not all reused materials this is an experiment in green building materials. So far I plan to pick up some wheat straw board, and I've got some bicycle inner tubes for bumpers. This is a hard project since I'm trying to build a desk with enough space for a 17" CRT, 19-21" LCD, 2 Laptops, a scanner and some scribble space, and yes I realize that much electronics is not sustainable but it's how I do things like the edit the wiki and make Sustainable Modern Media.

Got a free desk instead, reuse always comes 1st.

Solar food dehydrator, if I can find those blueprints I have all the parts - found at least a diagram to follow, just need an absorbing element and the glass now.

2007-06-19 11:49:22 really? i don't have much in the way of actual toilets, so much as i have a bunch of self portraits in public restrooms from a photo-war with some kid online... but yeah, let me know and i'll take pictures of every toilet i come across. —MichelleAccurso

2007-06-27 17:27:44 If forgot the thanks for getting it... —StevenDaubert

2007-07-11 00:20:19 Hey, tell all your friends about the catapult this weekend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! —DevinCastellucci

2007-10-26 07:09:08 re: IRC. No worries. I had been watching it for awhile, noticed it had stabilized and was just tightening up the scattered points. I'll leave it be. —JabberWokky

2007-11-14 08:13:58 Howdy Alex. If you use the Mailto() macro, you can present obfuscated email addresses to non-logged in users (much like you had them), and nice working links to logged in users. See my edit here for an example. (I'm guessing from your interests I don't need to explain any further, but if you have questions, just ask, or you can read about them in the help documentation). —JabberWokky

2007-11-14 16:05:57 I had much the same problem... I almost filed a bug report because I tested it in IE, and it didn't work. Then I realized I wasn't logged in. —JabberWokky

2007-12-22 00:07:01 Alex, I thought you built the solar dehydrator already! —DanielConstable

2008-02-28 01:06:32 Odd. I changed some global wiki settings, but it doesn't like that address. —JabberWokky

2008-11-05 13:52:14 whatsup alex. im definitely interested in solar ovens and solar dehydrators. ive already built a small scale solar oven, out of cardboard and aluminum foil and glass, based off solar joe's sunstar design. im interested in building a larger scale solar oven as well as solar dehydrator. let me know what progress you've made on yours, and maybe we can work together to build this big solar oven. im going to be working with some other people to build a big solar oven (box cooker probably) on a bike trailer, to have solar potlucks in the spring. hollar back! peace~b —BrennanBird

2009-04-17 10:00:30 re: "What's the rush?" Those of us who enter grad school in a serious relationship tend to feel a little extra pressure to hurry it up <.< —EdWins

2009-11-10 11:29:56 I noticed you added "November 19" to GLOBAL. Does that mean Nov 19 of every year (like xmas is always Dec 25) or did you just mean 2008? Don't forget to add the year for one-time events. —SteveDavison

2011-08-17 03:56:46 Alex, new topic: Do you have any experience of GIS mapping of historical data sets onto OpenLayers or Google Map, where historical maps of towns and counties have been digitally imaged and 'spread' over modern maps? —ColinGreenstreet

Yes that usually involves, digitizing, geo-registration and reprojection. Or the eye-ball method sometimes called rubbersheeting where you pull on the corners and twist until it fits. If it's public data look at Cartagen Knitter or Metacarta Georeferencer (Online tools).